HeyJaredWomansplaining AI
Most AI content is either breathless hype or doomsday scrolling.We're neither.Womansplaining AI is for the "non-technical" woman curious about AI but unsure where to start, the one vibe coding on weekends and worried about her job security...
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Can I Hang Up? (opens the original)
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Mara is calling in from Riga, and her estrogen has spent four days in a lost suitcase in Madrid. Logan needs her Mara fix. It's a duo episode in our dinner-party format: Mara brings the appetizer, Logan brings the main, and for the first time there's a...
You Can Come to the Hackathon Clueless (opens the original)
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Pam Boiros and Luda Kopeikina were standing next to each other at a founders-and-funders event in Boston, listening to women ask how to learn AI, when Luda turned and said: Pam, we should do something about it. Pam says she was too afraid to say no. Th...
Who Asked for This? (opens the original)
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Ifeoma Ajunwa has a test for every new AI product: who asked for this? Her guess is a meeting with no women in the room. Ifeoma is the Asa Griggs Candler Professor of Law at Emory, a sociologist, and the author of The Quantified Worker. She's also Mara...
Bring a Folding Chair (opens the original)
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Women use ChatGPT about 20% less than men in identical roles. Not because they're scared of it. Because nobody's inviting them in, and plenty of people are waiting to punish them for trying. Mara's answer comes from Shirley Chisholm: if they don't give...
Guten Tag, Tech Bros (opens the original)
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Our youngest womansplainer yet builds Alzheimer's-detection AI at the National University of Singapore, has spoken at the United Nations, and reads Nietzsche to relax. She's also still in high school. We start with Zara's research: why the earliest sig...
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